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On August 16 2013 18:29 cecek wrote: Too bad spin isn't physical damage. Medallion would be stupid good on Jugg.
Medal is almost solely for making solo kill with that lvl1/2 ulti in early game though.
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Uh aren't omnislashes magical too?
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On August 16 2013 18:37 beef42 wrote: Uh aren't omnislashes magical too? No they are physical.
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On August 14 2013 23:14 Torte de Lini wrote: Hey, are there many talk shows for Dota 2 anymore? I feel like there's MAAD and that's pretty much it :/
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On August 16 2013 18:38 TheEmulator wrote:No they are physical.
how the hell did i get that idea...
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On August 16 2013 18:40 Torte de Lini wrote:Show nested quote +On August 14 2013 23:14 Torte de Lini wrote: Hey, are there many talk shows for Dota 2 anymore? I feel like there's MAAD and that's pretty much it :/
MAAD, Tobi/joinDota's show (that is on hiatus or some shit) and the new MLG show? I don't know whether ChanmanV has something for Dota or not. News wise obviously Live on Three covers something.
Is ESL planning on doing something?
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On August 16 2013 18:40 Torte de Lini wrote:Show nested quote +On August 14 2013 23:14 Torte de Lini wrote: Hey, are there many talk shows for Dota 2 anymore? I feel like there's MAAD and that's pretty much it :/
Not big profile ones that have pros on them. MAAD and TalkDota just ended up being awkward messes, held back by either hosting, poor chemistry between guests and an unwillingness to act natural (ie avoid flaming the shit out of people in public).
There are some smaller ones whose names I forget, maybe others can provide. I know that IdleThumbs do one called DotaDaily or something and Giant Bomb has a few staff members that indulge in talking about dotes on the bombcast
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is maad still on? havent seen anything from them in ages...
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On August 16 2013 18:47 Klonere wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2013 18:40 Torte de Lini wrote:On August 14 2013 23:14 Torte de Lini wrote: Hey, are there many talk shows for Dota 2 anymore? I feel like there's MAAD and that's pretty much it :/ Not big profile ones that have pros on them. MAAD and TalkDota just ended up being awkward messes, held back by either hosting, poor chemistry between guests and an unwillingness to act natural (ie avoid flaming the shit out of people in public).
well talkdota was just terrible. tobi isnt really good at moderating such things and ppy and synderen were busy agreeing with each other all the time because they are the same types.
wasnt very well thought through.
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Czech Republic18921 Posts
The GD show always have a Dota segment and it's the best Dota talkshow there is by far, imo.
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I feel the biggest problem with talkdota was that puppey and synd were acting like quests, and not like hosts.
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I felt like the JD show was pretty decent at first but then degraded into jokes from Puppey/Synderen, Tobi couldn''t steer them into a serious discussion even though both Puppey and Synderen are capeable of that.
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Puppey was a bit too controversial at times to make that show seem legit.
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Woah gratz emu for the red colour. How did that happen?
And yeah, few doto players are that professional for such a show. Still remember that puppey+kuroky show with tobi, they made so much out of place fun of him I felt sry for the poor guy. Calling him and his questions stupid all the time.
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I remember that show, wasn't it when Kuroky said that Navi didn't think Wisp was good enough for 1st pick 1st ban status ? Yeah, also their jokes were really bad. Not funny at all.
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i am also somewhat content that we dont have that many talkshows in dota, because talkshows are very good in steering drama. it probably fits to sc2 where a lot of people rather watch drama than games, but yeah, not in dota please.
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Dota Insight is not bad, they have few celebrities as guest like Cyborgmatt, Anuxi, Weppas and a bunch of NA Dota personalities
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On August 16 2013 19:23 hfglgg wrote: i am also somewhat content that we dont have that many talkshows in dota, because talkshows are very good in steering drama. it probably fits to sc2 where a lot of people rather watch drama than games, but yeah, not in dota please.
Dota has plenty of people who like drama, just look at the size of the post-TI3 shuffle thread
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o.o Emu your red and blue.
Grats!
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